I am raising money to go to Nepal and work in a small and run down school for the Deaf. Schools in counties like Nepal are not the priverlaged schools we have in the west, and do not have the money to repair even basic things such as broken windows or lunch room tables. This is even worse for Deaf schools. If we think about how little knowledge, awareness, and access Deaf people have in the UK, can you imagine how difficult it would be in developing countries? I have previously been to Sri Lanka and worked in a deaf school there. At first it was a shock how different and disadvantaged it was, but the changes we made in just 2 weeks were monumental and impacted the children in ways you couldn't imagine. Their gratitude surpassed that of one of our children receiving the new Iphone. But so much work is still needed in so many schools globally. I mean, yes, I left Sri Lanka knowing part of there school had been completely transformed, but I was still waving good bye to a concrete slide in the 'play ground'....

I'm hoping to raise money so i have to opportunity to impact another deaf school.. thank you :)